If a baseball player hits .285 during a given season, the players lifetime batting average of .278
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If a baseball player hits .285 during a given season, the player’s lifetime batting average of .278 will rise. Use this observation to explain why the marginal cost curve always intersects the related average cost curve at either a maximum or a minimum point.
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